So Cold
Spheric Universe Experience Lyrics


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The cold breath in this winter night
Head in sky you see our satellite
You'd like to be a bird for a flight
And you want to share your thoughts with the light

Without force, courage and ideas
Across the bridge, you see her reflect
And you wonder what it is
She's the moon and you have to protect

« As these boats which glide over the ocean
Everynight, close to the sea, the moon gets under way
And her brightness follows her, like a quiet net
Where the blue stars gets caught one by one »

So cold, into the sea
The Sun chased by the Moon
So cold, it's hard to be
Alone this afternoon

From here you see the moonlight
Some people talk about the darkside
Over there appears the earthlight
But you'd rather discover hidden side

« It was, in a brownnight
On the yellowed steeple
The Moon
Like a dot on an i »

So cold, into the sea
The Sun chased by the Moon




So cold, it's hard to be
Alone this afternoon .

Overall Meaning

The song "So Cold" by Spheric Universe Experience features a protagonist who is venturing out on a winter night, looking up at the sky, and witnessing the satellite orbiting the earth. The character wishes to fly like a bird and share their thoughts with the light. The lyrics urge the listener to show courage and ideas, cross bridges and those moments of introspection that bring clarity.


As the singer reflects on the moon's reflection in the sea, they compare it to ships navigating the ocean as it illuminates the sky with its quiet net that catches the blue stars one by one. The song highlights the beauty of the moon and its importance as it guides ships while juxtaposing that it's "so cold" when you're alone, watching it.


The reference to the "brown night" and the "yellowed steeple" could be a nod to the fact that the singer is also searching for meaning and clarity amidst the darkness in their life. This re-affirms the message that having the courage to cross bridges, and finding hidden beauty in every moment, can help protect what's important to the listener.


Line by Line Meaning

The cold breath in this winter night
The chilly air in the winter night


Head in sky you see our satellite
Looking up at the sky, you see the man-made satellite


You'd like to be a bird for a flight
You wish you could fly like a bird


And you want to share your thoughts with the light
You want to express your thoughts to the world


Without force, courage and ideas
The lack of force, courage and ideas


Across the bridge, you see her reflect
When you cross the bridge, you see her reflection


And you wonder what it is
And you question what you see


She's the moon and you have to protect
Protecting the moon, which symbolizes something important to you


As these boats which glide over the ocean
Comparing the boats gliding over the ocean to something


Everynight, close to the sea, the moon gets under way
The moon starts its journey every night, close to the sea


And her brightness follows her, like a quiet net
The glow of the moon follows her, like a calm net


Where the blue stars gets caught one by one
Capturing the blue stars, one by one


So cold, into the sea
The loneliness in the sea


The Sun chased by the Moon
The moon chasing the sun, in a sense of competition


So cold, it's hard to be
Feeling lonely and cold, making it difficult to be optimistic


Alone this afternoon
Feeling lonely during the day


From here you see the moonlight
You can see the glow of the moon from where you stand


Some people talk about the darkside
Some individuals speak about the unknown side of the moon


Over there appears the earthlight
The glow of the earth can be seen in the distance


But you'd rather discover hidden side
But you are more interested in discovering the unseen side


It was, in a brownnight
It was on a dark night


On the yellowed steeple
On top of a discolored church tower


The Moon
The moon


Like a dot on an i
Appearing like a dot on top of the letter i




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